Intersection between the Built and Social Environments and Older Adults' Mobility: An Evidence Review

Abstract

• However, few studies specifically address the complexity of community participation at the person, neighbourhood, and societal levels. The available evidence suggests that supportive built and social environments are associated with older adults’ walking, but the causal mechanisms are less clear. While it appears that poor social and built environments limit community mobility, the extent to which supportive physical surrounds enable

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